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From ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF): Can They Do That?

"Unless there is an order from a U.S. court, the British settlement is unenforceable in the United States, and libraries are under no legal obligation to return or destroy the book. Libraries are considered to hold title to the individual copy or copies, and it is the library

• ALA member, and
• Young (under 35 years) or new librarians of any age with fewer than 5 ye

• There's a Meebo Chat Room on the Annual 2007 wiki as a virtual meeting place for physical attendees who may want a place to gather online with virtual attendees or as a place for virtual attendees to chat together. This could also be used for interactions during sessions. Basically, it's th

ALA TechSource, in collaboration with the Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL), is proud to annouce the first annual Gaming, Learning, and Libraries Symposium will be held in Ch

"Let's get as many libraries as we can to sign up for a customized, li

Internally at ALA, a group of staff have been talking about the potential benefits of a social network for our members for months. We have a vision for it, have outlined some of the possible features, and even pitched for money at a recent budget meeting. Even if the funding request was approved tomorrow, the startup time until there is something to soft launch would be months at best, so we've decided to get our feet wet here on Ning with this her